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Igloo at Indian Hill Elementary in Ohio?

April 13th, 2009

Look at the igloo that Joan Welsh dreamed up and created from copy paper boxes, paper, cotten and shelving.

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Hush, Little Puppy and 4K

March 29th, 2009

4K is Kindergarten with 4-year olds. Just look what a creative educator can do with this group and my book, Hush Little Puppy. Mrs. Weed came up with all sorts of activities at Lake Murray Elementary.

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Hush Little Puppy Activities

December 14th, 2008

These are from Hamilton Traditional School in Indiana.

Sunrises, Science, Coffee Filters, and Art

December 12th, 2008

Thank you, librarian Jonelle Hamou, for contributing this project. 3rd and 4th grade students at Frederick Douglass Elementary, in Winchester, VA, investigated science and art in connection with STARS BENEATH YOUR BED: the Surprising Story of Dust. 

Students use ink pens to color parts of coffee filters, then fold each filter into a pie-piece shape.

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Hush Little Puppy art and activities

September 9th, 2008

Harrison School

Stars Beneath Your Bed Activities

September 5th, 2008

Splish, Splash, Animal Baths Roundup

September 4th, 2008

Baths are a favorite writing topic for guided essays because most kids have had experience with them. See what clever teachers and students did with art related to my animal baths book. 

 

Noodle Man Art Roundup

May 4th, 2008

Here are some highlights from noodle artwork and writing projects from school visits. Especially memorable was Niagara Elementary, in Henderson, KY, where the students had a full noodle art contest with multiple categories including wearable art. The library had a pasta party for the winners. I will never forget that day!

Harrison School students created a noodle table

Harrison School students created a noodle table

Home At Last activity roundup

November 5th, 2007

 

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April Sayre

April Pulley Sayre is an award-winning children’s book author of over 55 natural history books for children and adults. Her read-aloud nonfiction books, known for their lyricism and scientific precision, have been translated into French, Dutch, Japanese, and Korean. She is best known for pioneering literary ways to immerse young readers in natural events via creative storytelling and unusual perspectives.

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